Otto Eldred High School - Ottocrat Yearbook (Otto Township, PA)

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JUNIORS ll-I U. Kennemuth, F. Copeland, C. Rose, L. Coleman, E. Holden D. Roberts, C. Carey, G. Rice, P. Welsh, J. Sprague, J. Cornelius, A. MacKenzie, M. A. Wasson, H. Ander- son, J. Walker, T. Coast, P. Robinson, I. Phipps, M. Schwab. P. Cauvel, D. Bortz, W. Stover, M. Boyd, B. App, J. Cooper, P. Parsons, V. Loop, E. Hughes, B. Straight, G. Baker ll-2 A. Kahle, A. latten, W. Snow, D. Sheff, C. Hughes. .l. Harris, L. Trask, C. Southard, M. Kelley, N. Childs, G. Kinney, G. Shoff, P. Duke, M. Wright, M. Zetler, B. Ireland, V. Schwab. L. Straight, H. Layfield, L. Parker, D. Walker, D. Button, A. Monroe, M. Brunner, H. Houck, L. McCauley, L. Rodgers, A. L. Lilly. JUNIORS 27

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Hello. This is the class of '43. Who is this speaking? . . . O, yes, the Alumni Bureau of Admissions. We were expecting your call. Will our application for membership be accepted a year from now? You need vital statistics, you say? What qualifications have we for membership? Have we any actresses? Don't you read the papers? We have some naturals! Louis, Helen, Gloria, Patty, Margaret Anne and Paul . . . Cheer leaders? Practically a monopoly with us . . . Virginia, Patty, Evelyn, Gloria and Audrey. Are we strong in scholars? Any- where from four to nine of us receive all A's or B's! . . . lnk-stained reporters? We have the coeditorship of the OTTO HORN Treasurer ...,., Adviser .... . . . Patty and Margaret Anne . . . Musi- cians? Well, we hesitate to run up your long distance telephone bill in enumerat- ing them . . . Artists? Well, we don't eat our luncheon meat and bean soup within bare cafeteria walls as you did! We iuniors saw to that. We gave that place breath-taking loveliness . . . Athletes? Positively! We can name them for you in football or basket- ball. Bone crushers or speed demons . . . Salesmen? Well, now you're talking. We have four people any one of whom could sell Rudolf Hess a one-way ticket back to Germany. Would you like a demonstra- tion? . . . No? . . . How many of us can you expect? . . . The present figure is sixty-tive. Thank you and-au revoir. U President .,........ ...... L ouis Coleman Vice-President ..... ,..,....,. L ynn Brunner Secretary ..,..,. .... A udrey MacKenzie Virginia Loop Mr. Olson

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President ...... Snnioni Stony. Once upon a time there was a dear old world when all was happy and peaceful. This was the time that Frances entered the Rixford Grade School, to which she rode every day on a big yel- low bus. For five and a half years she studied readin', ritin' and rithmetic there until one day she heard a rumor that a new high school was being built, where she would attend the sixth grade. This seemed only a dream to her and when it didn't materialize, she almost forgot it. But one day when Frances I m Mal .. ....... David Hughes Vice-President ..... Jack McCord Secretary ........ ,,.,. F rances Kaluza Treasurer ..r.. . Donald Minnich Adviser ..... .... M iss Trevorrow entered her room, the kids said they were going to Otto Township High School. It had come true! And soon the shy and excited sixth graders entered Otto High with ears and eyes wide open. Then Frances was separated from her closest friends-put into a different sec- tion. She felt alone and afraid there, until she spied a girl she had once met before and got acquainted with her and her friends. These students had come from Duke Center for the same reason